The sanctity of the mushaf, even if it is divided
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His Eminence the Shaykh: There is the divided mushaf, where each part is separate, each part printed within divided pages. Is it treated like the complete mushaf,Meaning: such that it is not permissible to touch it except in a state of purity, and it is not permissible to enter the restroom with it?
The scholars say regarding the mushaf: It is not required that it be complete; even if it is just one page, the ruling of the complete mushaf applies to it. Therefore, it is not permissible for one in a state of ritual impurity to touch it, nor to enter the restroom with it. As for a single verse in a book, a person is permitted to touch the book without wudu, and it is permissible to enter the bathroom with it if there is a need to do so.
His Eminence the Shaykh: There is the divided mushaf, where each part is separate, each part printed within divided pages. Is it treated like the complete mushaf,Meaning: such that it is not permissible to touch it except in a state of purity, and it is not permissible to enter the restroom with it?
The scholars say regarding the mushaf: It is not required that it be complete; even if it is just one page, the ruling of the complete mushaf applies to it. Therefore, it is not permissible for one in a state of ritual impurity to touch it, nor to enter the restroom with it. As for a single verse in a book, a person is permitted to touch the book without wudu, and it is permissible to enter the bathroom with it if there is a need to do so.